Radiographic Testing Singapore | RT Inspection

What is Radiographic Testing (RT)?

Radiographic Testing (RT) is a volumetric NDT method that uses X-rays or gamma rays to produce an image of internal conditions—helping detect defects that may not be visible from the surface.

BRIGHT TECH ENGINEERING supports RT planning and execution for welds, castings, and critical components, with a strong focus on safety controls, clear reporting, and project-ready documentation.

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Typical applications

Where RT is commonly used

RT is well-suited for detecting internal discontinuities and verifying weld integrity across a wide range of industrial assets.

Weld inspection

Butt welds, fillet welds, and fabrication joints—supporting quality verification during construction and maintenance.


Castings & components

Detect internal porosity, shrinkage, inclusions, and other volumetric defects in cast or machined parts.


Pipelines & pressure systems

Support integrity checks for piping spools, pressure vessels, and critical connections where internal soundness matters.


Repairs & rework verification

Confirm repair quality and document acceptance results for client and project records.

How we deliver RT

Our RT workflow (project-ready)

A practical, safety-first approach designed to minimise disruption while delivering clear, traceable results.

1) Scope review & method selection

Confirm component details, access, and acceptance criteria; select suitable technique and coverage to meet project needs.


2) Safety controls & site coordination

Radiation safety planning, controlled area setup, and coordination with site teams to manage exposure and downtime.


3) Exposure, processing & interpretation

Perform exposures, process outputs (film/digital where applicable), and interpret indications with disciplined inspection practices.


4) Reporting & documentation

Issue clear reports with traceability, results, and supporting details suitable for QA/QC and project handover.

FAQ

Radiographic Testing (RT) — common questions

If you have a specific code requirement or site constraint, message us and we’ll advise on a practical approach.

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